Sentence examples for start up new from inspiring English sources

"The question is, do we start up new parishes?" asked Msgr. Dominick Lagonegro, the vicar of Dutchess County.

"People leaving to go start up new dot-com companies was symptomatic of the froth in the marketplace," Mr. Scott said.

The low rate was intended to help entrepreneurs start up new firms, but private equity managers have managed to exploit it.

The Tea Party movement has already wreaked severe political damage and it powerfully demonstrates that you still need some capital to start up new political organisations.

It is currently focused on encouraging repeat visits and gradually building traffic, via services such as Saga Circles, which helps users contact old friends and work colleagues or start up new relationships.

The commission has let it keep the amount a commercial secret, but a report on Angoulême said it had been paying Ryanair about €11 a passenger.Guidelines on state aid introduced in 2005 let airports offer some inducements to airlines to start up new routes.

Carr had raised concerns that operators of failing colleges could be starting up new training organisations with limited scrutiny.

People who have left the big firms are starting up new ventures.

"Starting up new businesses, for example, could suffer as a result of increased economic uncertainty.

Turvey said gibbon-watchers did not know whether it was limited habitat, human development or some other reason that was stopping these solitaries starting up new family groups, but closer monitoring of them could reveal why.

For the moment, NBC has scheduled "Inside Schwartz," a new sitcom, there, but NBC has had chronic problems starting up new comedies on Thursday nights, even before it had to face the vote-off half-hour of "Survivor".